The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-06-30
Republican County Convention +!

Hall on last Saturday at ~ O'CLOCK q. d. E. FL
: wards of Wellston was chosen as Temporary Chai
man, Fl. v. Speelman of Coal Temporary Secretar-
r. U. Wilson, Lick, Assistant.
The following Committee Credentials was az
pointed: j. B. Davis j. H. Wilson, Joseph Curing
ton, Fl. Burnsdes c. Canter j. C. Randall, Pleasal
Horton, William Yearian. G. W. Harbarger, R.
Wilson, Isaac Hughes, J. j. Manring, W. 81. Nobl
Ed. Miller, James Hoover, c. Musgrove.
Committee Rules and order of business-Harr
SON Kelley, 81. v. Speelman, VIM. Foster, D. Sim
mons, F. M Dever I. Fl. Mccormick, Stephen MOI
gan, P. H. Taylor, s. p. Baldridge, W. M. johnson
Charles Smith, B. F. Kisor, W. E. Bundy, VIM. Shu
mate, L. t. Allen, Gilbert Robbins.
Committee on Resolutions-Evan Williams, Samus
Llewe1lyn, Thomas Phillips, CIV. Schellenger, F.
Dever, Nathan Smith, Sylvester Hughes, Jerom
Behem, j. J. Bennett, R. U. Wilson, w. W. Hughe.
R. D. Thomas, Theo Fluhart, Grif Morgan, Jas
Hoover, G. Musgrove.
Committee State and Senatorial Conventions
JAS Plummer J. F. Shook, Rees Griffith P. Radclifi
@. Canter, P. Springer, W. H. Sloan, j. P. Gibson
Mark sternberger J. ]. McKitterick, John w. Evans
| A. McMillin, D. F. Edwards, J. D. Davis, Jos. Arm
| strong, R. L. Chandler.
| Committee on Central Committee-R. McClung, F
D. Morgan, Charles Andres, P. Radclif, F. NJ Dever
P. Springer, W. H. Sloan, J. Behem, W. E. Williams
| G. W. Miller, D. P. Morgan, A. McMillin. Adam
Scott, D. s. Parry, Chas. Brown, G. W. Hedges.
| Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Committee Order of Business reported Tempo
rary organization for permanent organization. Car
ried. Committee Credentials reported delegation:
| all full.
| Bloomfeld-R. McClung, Harrison Kelley, James
Plummer, j. j. B. Davis, Evan Williams.
Coal-Coalton-A. Winfough, T. j. Evans, j. F
| Shook ]. 81. Wilson, Newton Kesnger, Samuel Lew
ellyn, H. v. Speelman John Rhodes, S. D. Morgan.
Coal-Glen Roy-Chas Andres, Jos. burlington
Thomas Phillips, William FL. Foster, Reese Grifiths
Franklin-Peter Radclif, C. W. Schellenger, David
Simmons, Henry Burnsides, John Steward.
Hamilton-Cornelius Canter, F. NJ. Dever.
Jackson-J. T. Leach Pleasant Springer, 1. II. Nc
Cormick, j. c. Randall, Nathan Smith.
Jefferson-Stephen Morgan, Pleasant Horton. Hen
Liberty-Jerome Behem, John H. Gibson P. H.
Taylor, VIM. Yearian.
derson Stanley, Sylvester Hughes, W. II. Sloan.
Lick-1st-G. w. Harbarger, John Poor, Mark
Sternberger, w. e. Williams E. D. Lewis j. j. Ben
nett, s. P. Baldridge, Hugh Gilliland. S. j. Long.
Lick-2d-W. NJ. johnson, R. U. Wilson, W. H.
Horton, Benz. Bentley, j. II. Hickman, NJ. Kesinger,
E. Crandall, j. j. McKitterick, G. W. Miller, j. R.
Hunter, Stephen Davis
Madison-Chas. Smith, VIM. L. Jones, W. W.
Hughes, A. j. Faulkner, j. W. Evans Isaac Hughes.
Mflton-1st-A. McMillin, R. D. Thomas, j. j. Man
ring, B. F. Kisor.
Milton-2d-Allen Stiff, Lewis Rockwell. Geo. An
dres, D. F. Edwards. w A. Noble, T. j. Morgan, A.
Scott, j. B. Spencer, o. B. Gould, Harvey Wells
Theo. Fluhart, W. E. Bundy. VIM. B. Lewis and j.
W. Scothorn afterwards put in in place of two
absentees
Oak Hin-John D. Davis. William shumate, Grif
Daniel Faulkner.
Scioto-Joseph Armstrong, L. Allen, j. NJ. Hoover.
Washington-Gilbert Robbins, G. Musgrove, R. L.
Chandler.
Committee Order of Business reported the fol-
lowing order of nominations: Representative, Pro-
bate Judge, Clerk Treasurer, Commissioner, Inirm-
ary Director Coroner. There a minority report
claiming the order of the call in the papers the
proper After some discussion, the majority re-
port was adopted.
Delegates State Convention: B. F. Kitchen, John
W. Scothorn, Mark Sternberger, I. H. Mccormick,
Armpstead Scurlock, j. NJ. Lively. Alternates-John
F. Hail. William Dever, Eben Jones, d. F. Edwards,
W. e. Bundy, T. w. Patterson.
Delegates to Senatorial Convention: v. D. johnson,
W. G. Long, D. D. Edwards. o. B. Gould, A. McMil-
lin, Mark Sternberger, G. W. Harbarger, s. P. Bal
bridge, Daniel Phillips, George Pugh, D. S. Thomas,
j. W. Laird, W. h. Sloan, c. K. Crumit c. c.. James
H. V. Speelman.
Committee Resolutions reported the following,
which were adopted:
Resotrsd, That the Republicans of Jackson County
do hereby reairm their adherence to the principles
enunciated in the National platform of 1884, and in
the Ohio platform of1SS6
RESOLVED, That the acts of the 9th General Assem-
bly, meet with hearty approval and especially the
act establishing home for Ohio's disabled Veterans
the act furnishing relief to INDECENT Soldiers at their
homes and the act removing the last vestige of the
infamous "black laws (the last relic of Democratic
barbarism) from our Statute books.
HesoIced, That we condemn the act of President
IN attempting return 10 states that
were in open rebellion against the government the
embems of teeir reasonable acts; that we condemn
his unpatrioic act in going fishing Memorial Day,
when the loyal men of all parties paying their
annual tributes of the departed who
fought to the government; that we condemn his
abuse of the veto power in vetoing pension bills of
worthy Union soldiers.
Resolced, That the able, upright and efficient ad-
of Governor Foraker has hearty ap
prova and that we especially indorse the patriotic
and effective stand promptly taken by him pre-
vent the RETURN by the Democratic administration,
of the Rebel flags to their former owners. And we
congratulate him and the loyal people OF the whole
Nation upon the fact that his resolute protest
ident Cleveland and his prompt appeal the highest
judicial tribunal to enoin the disgraceul and unpa
triotfc actions of President Cleveland caused him
veto himself.
Committee on Executive Committee reported the
Samuel Llewellyn, W. E. Bundy, E. Gran
dal j. M. Lively, j. L. JONES' r. U. Wilson, George
Pugh.
H. V. Speelman offered resolution instruct the
delegates to State Convention work the nomi-
nation of Andrew Roy for It. Governor. Voted down.
Nominations-Hon. B. F. Kitchen renominated for |
by acclamation.
Probate Ludge-First ballot, Laird 361z; Hunt 20;
Rule 23 Evans 151z Second ballot, Laird 49, Hunt 20;
Evans 9; Rule 81. Third ballot Laird S.; Rule 1s
Hunt Is; Evans 6.
ahan IS; Delay SO; Colvin I; Brady 3H. Williams |
was nominated on fourth ballot, follows-WiIiams
81; Steele 2s; Monahan 1; Delay Colvin 6; Brady
Treasurer-Lot Davies renomiuated by acclamation |
Commissioner-D. d. Edwards, acclamation.
Infrmary Director-J. H. Harshbarger, ,acclamation
Coroner-Morgan 561l; Messenger 3S1a.
Adjourned.